Joiner builds - Endgrain Oak Worktop

In this video I am using a glue joint profile cutter-block to make an end grain cutting board from European Oak, known otherwise as a butchers block.

00:00 Introduction
00:14 Timber Preparation
02:29 Glue up Strips and sanding
06:29 Layout of the strips (Randomizing)
08:28 Final Glue Up
10:21 Flattening the slab
13:55 Cutting to size
14:27 Repairing a split
19:56 Drip Groove
21:08 Applying Finish Oil
22:03 Installation

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[TeslaAIDriver-FSD]

I'm trying to take up woodworking as a hobby. In Korea, most people pursue cheap materials and quick work, but I envy your country's culture of being willing to pay a high price for good materials and technology.

[jamesmills]

The best joinery channel on YouTube love the attention to detail and the step by step explanation 👌

[thomasbroker]

Man your work is on another level, god knows how much it must cost to build a kitchen but it’s simply beautiful.

[johnpeplow]

Such attention to detail and l’m sure you are one of the type of craftsman that never have to advertise as word of mouth gets you plenty of work. Perfection.

[robdonaldson]

Love the location of the cutting board at the end of the bench, and then there’s the bin directly underneath the edge. Very nice design. Great job on the construction.

[tomashton]

Such a satisfying moment watching the shake repair. I'm a joiner/cabinet maker myself and thoroughly enjoy watching how approach different scenarios 👍

[DovetailTimberworks]

Well done! No everyone would have thought of the drip groove, but it's a great idea. Only a woodworker would know it's a glue line cutter!

[brettlashbrook]

Lovely job. Might be time to invest in a Felder Fat 300 jack up table lol. All the best Brett.

[projectlivesey]

Another class bit of work Ollie, i bet it won’t want to be used at first. They’ll be a chopping board on the chopping board 🤣

[cecho]

It’s astonishing why you don’t have a million subscribers.. your craftsmanship is simply outstanding.

[leighcoote]

I've always thought finger joint glue lines are ugly and not something you want to see. But tell you what it looks mighty nice, the fact you staggered the line makes all the difference and it's quite attractive. Great work congrats!!

[markdebcam]

Just found your channel superb, really enjoyed the repair, your attention to detail is spot on.

[DhulstDirk]

Awesome as always! Regarding your OCD comment on the glue squeeze out, you made me think of the great Hunter S. Thompson (original gonzo journalist) who said "You will never know where the line is until you cross it."

[simoncollins]

Superb build as usual. Can I just say your back will thank you in years to come if you get yourself the felder fat 300 trolley. I work alone like you and it’s like having a spare pair of hands without the pay packet.

[CreativeCarpentry]

Great result, whole kitchen looks good - look forward to seeing all the different parts coming together over the next while . Often when I’ve watched one of your videos I find myself saying I’m going to give that a go ! Good work inspires others to do good work so keep it coming 👍

[antonoat]

Superb job, can't wait to see the full kitchen video, thanks for sharing!

[HarveyJohnWillmott]

Lovely mate. I wish I was 1/4 as good as you.

[brianhill]

It’s such a joy watching you create beautiful work, your an inspiration to many a folk, keep up the great work.

[ahodamahingan]

Great job! That was a lot of work for that butcher block, but it should last long time.

[leftwichprojects]

Look forward to the kitchen tour Ollie, great work as always 👌